Tennessee

Hal Fogelman

Research Dynamics Memphis, TN 38117

Across Tennessee politics

At least $3,000.00 in total

$1,500.00 Memphis-area $1,500.00 Tennessee state

Combined from two separately filed public records; each side is that site's own published total and may exclude unmerged name variants, so the combined figure is a floor.

Net Total Given
$1,500
Memphis-area
Candidates Supported
2
Memphis-area
Total Contributions
2
Memphis-area
Giving by cycle 6 cycles

6 cycles (2018–2027) 2027 $1,900 2026 $1,500 2023 $4,150 2022 $1,250 2019 $1,500 2018 $1,500

Shown by cycle, never merged · as of Sep 21, 2026 · source: Shelby County.

2027 $1,900 to 1 candidate

  • Paul Young (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $1,900

2026 $1,500 to 2 candidates

2023 $4,150 to 3 candidates

  • Paul Young (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $1,700
  • Meggan Kiel (Memphis City Council, Dist. 5) Nonpartisan $1,300
  • Jerri Green (Memphis City Council, Dist. 2) Nonpartisan $1,150

2022 $1,250 to 2 candidates

2019 $1,500 to 1 candidate

  • Jim Strickland (Memphis Mayor) Nonpartisan $1,500

2018 $1,500 to 1 candidate

Dates

Mickell Lowery (Shelby County Mayor)

Dem. $1,000 net

Contributions to Mickell Lowery
Amount Date Period Type
$1,000.00 05/22/2025 Mid-Year

Mark Billingsley (Shelby County Commissioner, Dist. 4)

Rep. $500 net

Contributions to Mark Billingsley
Amount Date Period Type
$500.00 01/23/2026 Q1 Primary